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Pugh brazenly defies public demands to open up vital council meetings

By Steve Neavling on November 26, 2012   City Council, City Government, Government, Mayor's Office, Opinion, posts  

Pugh brazenly defies public demands to open up vital council meetings

These aren’t just any public meetings; they will drive the direction of the city’s future – and ultimately our lives.

Behind the scenes: Packard Plant is backdrop for post-apocalyptic film starring David Arquette, Lily Cole

By Steve Neavling on November 23, 2012   Abandoned Buildings, Art & Entertainment, Buildings, Lens On Detroit, posts, The Packard Plant  

Behind the scenes: Packard Plant is backdrop for post-apocalyptic film starring David Arquette, Lily Cole

Crews spent the morning filming Arquette and actress Lily Cole, who donned an ornate, primitive headpiece and rode a wreath-wearing donkey.

FBI raids cash-troubled Detroit Public Library in latest corruption probe

By Steve Neavling on November 20, 2012   Crime & Fire, Police, posts  

FBI raids cash-troubled Detroit Public Library in latest corruption probe

The investigation is focused on contracts with outside companies, among other financial transactions, sources told the Motor City Muckraker. The news comes at a vulnerable time for the library system.

Brewster Recreation Center where Joe Louis got his start to be preserved

By Steve Neavling on November 20, 2012   City Government, Government, Mayor's Office, posts  

Brewster Recreation Center where Joe Louis got his start to be preserved

The recreation center, which closed in the 2000s, became a source of hope and pride for children and teenagers at a time when the growing African American population was confined to segregated slums.

Three people killed in chaotic Sunday morning for Detroit firefighters; close call at Raven Lounge

By Steve Neavling on November 18, 2012   Crime & Fire, Fire, posts  

Three people killed in chaotic Sunday morning for Detroit firefighters; close call at Raven Lounge

Two house fires on the city’s west side killed three people early this morning, and another blaze came dangerous close to the packed Raven Lounge, a blues and funk club made famous in the documentary “Detropia.”

Sonny Eliot, beloved Detroit broadcaster, dies at 91

By Steve Neavling on November 16, 2012   Headline, posts  

Sonny Eliot, beloved Detroit broadcaster, dies at 91

Sonny’s death is another irreplaceable part in our city’s culture. The legendary voices of my childhood, the men whose voices were the narration of Detroit, are all starting to pass away.

Photo tour: Abandoned Brewster projects like a mini-city of decaying red bricks

By Steve Neavling on November 16, 2012   Buildings, City Government, Government, Lens On Detroit, Mayor's Office, posts  

Photo tour: Abandoned Brewster projects like a mini-city of decaying red bricks

Rows of burned out townhouses and high-rise apartments are decaying, windowless and tagged with graffiti. Broken furniture, garbage and dead trees are strewn across the 30-acre ruins near downtown.

Massive, crumbling Brewster projects to be demolished but no plans for future site

By Steve Neavling on November 15, 2012   Buildings, City Government, Government, Mayor's Office, posts, Real Estate  

Massive, crumbling Brewster projects to be demolished but no plans for future site

The nation’s first federally funded public housing project for black people is coming down on Detroit’s east-side, removing a behemoth eyesore looming over I-75, Mayor Dave Bing announced today.

Detroit cops accused of providing security, limo service at upscale sex club

By Steve Neavling on November 14, 2012   Crime & Fire, Police, posts  

Detroit cops accused of providing security, limo service at upscale sex club

Police not only knew about the club; they may have provided security and limos for the upscale clientele who attended the swingers club while still on-duty, local authorities told the Motor City Muckraker this morning.

Outfielder Torii Hunter signs 2-year deal with Tigers “to win that ring”

By Steve Neavling on November 14, 2012   posts, Sports, Tigers  

Outfielder Torii Hunter signs 2-year deal with Tigers “to win that ring”

Torii Hunter likely will hit No. 2 in the lineup and play right field, adding more potency to an already strong Tigers team.

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Steve Neavling

Steve Neavling lives and works in Detroit as an investigative journalist. His stories have uncovered corruption, led to arrests and reforms and prompted FBI investigations.

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